Princeton University - Nassau Herald Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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I I 5 HLAND HOUSE, 5 . if Fourth Avenue ,and 24th Street, NEW YORK OITK pl M Ci' s uqlre the ASHLAND is the Among the many first-class Hotels surrounding a ison q , d d I, rr , most centrally located, both for business purposes and pleasure. The elevate roa s, Use 1 - ' ' F h A enue cars pa-s A 4 fashionable retail stores and theatres, are in the close vicinity. The ourt V A ' j - - h G nd Central i the door, running from. the Brooklyn Bridge to Central Park , they also pass tse ra ag- E Depot, which is ten minutes ride from Hotel. The cross-town cars, on 23d treet, carry p. . sengers to all railroad depots, and steamboat landings at the Eastancl North Rivers. During the past year extensive alterations have been made, several adjoining' houses have beerl annexed, affording a larger number of very desirable rooms, and an Otis electric elevator has been added. A One ofthe chief attractions of the ASHLAND is its Restaurant, which is first-class and second to none in the city. The house being on the American and European plans, guests have the choice of rooms with or without board. l1. 3 i PRICES : 5 1 Rooms, with Board, 82.50 and 83.00 per day. , Rooms, without Board, 81.00 and upwards. Breakfast, '75 Cents. Lunch, 50 Cents. Dinner, 81.00. H. H. BROCKWAY, Proprietor. . i Q N X vw f f f 244.41-j rss-'-eg' x., .rsgzgsshx N, .' QK?::?,- ' ' I - TRADE MARK The graduates and students of Princeton are fully acquainted with the merits and advantages of liavin-Y their Tailoring orders placed with W H DIXON , ' ll..-X17l'fl.l'lll.X. opposite Post Office I7 South Ninth Street i ra Nu

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